The error message "ProcessException: %1 is not a valid Win32 application" typically means that the executable file or program that you are trying to run is not compatible with your operating system. In this case, it may indicate that there is an issue with the way that you are trying to run the Flutter app on your Android Studio device. There may be a compatibility issue between the version of Flutter and the version of Android Studio that you are running, or there may be an issue with your development environment that is preventing the app from running properly. To resolve this error, you may need to check your installation of Flutter and Android Studio, make sure that all the necessary dependencies are present, and ensure that you are using the correct version of each platform. You may also need to review any error messages or logs that are generated during the failed run of the app to diagnose the exact cause of the error.
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